Sentence examples for most common conflicts from inspiring English sources

The most common conflicts reported by participants were time spent together and lack of communication.

But in my experience, one of the most common conflicts among family members arises when they are probating an estate that hasn't been previously discussed.

Supposing both roommates agree on an acceptable level of mess, Tuttle says the other most common conflicts are sparked by how students handle "overnight partners," illegal activity in the dorm, Greek life, long-distance relationships, and privacy.

Upon closer examination of the few unresolvable conflicts (Table 6), it can be seen that most common conflicts arise as instances of few specific labeling disagreements between databases.

I believe the most common conflict failure mode at a startup is when the leadership disagrees on what should happen, but no one speaks up because it's uncomfortable to do so.

The most common conflict it found was equity ownership 111 of 165 researchers had equity such as stock in a company, and six had equity valued at more than $100,000.

The most common conflict intervened on in cases was therapeutic appropriateness (8277, 25.3%), and for controls it was drug drug interactions (1796, 25.4%).

NVD was the most common conflict resolution strategy between parent and child and it was more prevalent among mothers who were younger and had a higher socioeconomic status.

However, the most common conflict resolution strategy between parent and child was NVD at 73.8%, and this was more common among mothers aged between 18 and 28 years with a higher socioeconomic status.

This is only applicable in an all or nothing situation (presumably the most common in conflicts).

Livestock predation by mammalian carnivores is one of the most common sources of conflicts between humans and wild animals worldwide (Mech 1981, Cozza et al. 1996, Kaczensky 1996, Pedersen et al. 1999, Mazzolli et al. 2002, Marchini, 2014).